It would fall under the desert biome (cold desert).
Desert biome
Africa
because we need to. what if you were hit with nuclear weapons? what if you had no water? It's mostly because that the desert is very interesting. A lot of scientists would probably love to be able to study the different plants and animals of the desert.
I think the turndra has the most extreme cold and rarely has precipitation but it's mostly snow, there's also the desert which is cold at night and gets no snow but I would think tundra.
you would expect to find them in a environment that is hot like the desert because it can store large amounts of water
That would be the Atacama Desert in northern Chile.
Africa
The desert is a biome.
Only in Cities and towns would one find food markets in the Atacama Desert.
The climate of the Atacama is cool and very dry in most areas. It would be classified as a cool, dry desert climate.
That would be a tossup between the Atacama Desert of South America and the Antarctic Desert.
Desert biome
If the Pacific Ocean were warmer in the area of the Atacama there would be higher evaporation rates and higher rainfall in the Atacama which would mean the desert would probably no longer be a desert. Another factor is that with warmer waters there would be less fish available for local fishermen to harvest.
The principle employer of the Atacama Desert region is the mining industry.
In a desert or arid biome.
The Atacama Desert is the driest place on earth and I have already been there. I have traveled the entire length of the desert from south to north by bus. It was an interesting trip but not the highlight of our vacation in South America. I am happy to have seen the Atacama but would probably not return.